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@apollo-bot2 apollo-bot2 released this 22 Sep 20:33
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πŸš€ Features

  • rover template command suite - @dbanty, @michael-watson, @EverlastingBugstopper, #1287

    Two new commands have made their way to Rover: rover template list and rover template use. These commands provide a similar experience to create-react-app, and allow you to extract GraphQL project templates to your local machine. Check out the docs for more on this new functionality.

  • rover dev to facilitate developing a supergraph on your local machine - @EverlastingBugstopper, #1190

    rover dev allows you to join multiple running subgraph servers together into a local supergraph, providing the ability to run queries and inspect query plans with Apollo Sandbox. Check out the docs for more on this new functionality.

  • If E013 is thrown and $APOLLO_KEY is set, give a more helpful suggestion - @ptondereau, #1284, #1285

    If Studio fails to recognize an API key and APOLLO_KEY is set, recommend unsetting the environment variable to use --profile default instead.

πŸ› Fixes

πŸ›  Maintenance

  • Link directly to API Keys page in Studio - @abernix, #1202

    The rover config auth command will now provide a link that takes you directly to the "API Keys" page where you can create a Personal API Key, rather than a page that requires you to click through to another page.

  • Prefer "supergraph schema" terminology to "gateway" - @EverlastingBugstopper, #1239, #1332

    rover subgraph publish now refers to updating the "supergraph schema" as opposed to updating the "gateway," since supergraph schema consumers can be routers and/or gateways now.


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